Books Do Furnish A Room
I'm moving! This has been prompted by Hammersmith, which has just got a bit crazed recently. First there was the car that crashed into the garden wall outside the flat. Then there was the madman who invaded the council offices and brought all of London's armed police down to King Street, next another unrelated madman who held up a chicken shop with a machete, and then finally, there was dead alcoholic that I saw prone outside "Booty Food and Wine" being levered into an ambulance. None of this would bother me very much were it not for the fact that Hammersmith is drunk paradise and the prices are outrageous. The council is right wing insane and wants to wipe out the remaining cou

Eye Eye

An Up and Coming Area

For the Greater Good
This is the final report of the Committee for the Greater Public Good, after a twenty year research period into the use of politics in the United Kingdom.Politics is harmful to its users. Frequent users will be overly shrill and appear to have disordered speech patterns. Try asking a politics user some questions - often their responses will appear incoherent and totally unrelated to the topic under discussion. Users may seem to be crave intimacy and repeat simple minded phrases such "we are the people", "there is evil in the world today", and most sinisterly, "I did what I believed was right".Physically politics users age rapidly under the influence of the drug, with

The Freedom of the Seas